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'We're all on one page' Ten Hag insists job is safe after latest United debacle
The Guardian
|September 30, 2024
Erik ten Hag denied any concern that he may be sacked by Manchester United following Tottenham's 3-0 humiliation of his side at Old Trafford.
United were in disarray from Brennan Johnson's third-minute opener, before Bruno Fernandes was sent off later in the first half. Dejan Kulesevksi and Dominic Solanke also scored for the visitors after the break.
This was the second 3-0 home league defeat in a row, following the reverse to Liverpool at the start of the month. United are in 12th place with seven points from six games, with a goal difference of -3. Ten Hag was asked if the executive, who are led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, may decide a change of manager is needed.
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